Added ability to bypass the manual selection of particles #14
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Added two ways to skip the clicking delineation of particles: 1. Set the new -skip_manual_clicking command line option to True 2. When the image pops up to click on and delineate particles, simply type q and hit enter and all of the particles shown onscreen will be accepted.
Added a test for greyscale and a warning to the user that greyscale images may not perform well during k-means segmentation. However, the code no longer errors out.
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Added two ways to skip the clicking delineation of particles while keeping a multitude (much more kept particles than the pebbleCountsAuto function:
Also made some modifications to handle greyscale images without throwing an error. Note: the k-means segmentation isn't as good with greyscale, but at least the code doesn't exit with exception any more.